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Reproduce your current signature from a screenshot, or describe the one you want.
In New template, Create with AI suggests a template ready to adjust, from the Starter plan up (on the Free plan, the option shows “Included in paid plans” and Continue presents the plan that unlocks it). Two starting points: Reproduce (selected by default) or Describe; switching keeps the description and images.
100 credits per proposal, with an advanced AI model, for a faithful reproduction.
Gensy recreates the layout, colours, sizes, separators and icons as closely as possible. The logo is always the one in Settings → Brand, never the screenshot’s. To fix a detail, add a note, then Reproduce again (100 credits again); if you come back to the page later, drop the screenshot again.
30 credits per proposal. Write the Description (layout, mood, elements to include) and/or attach Examples (up to 3 images: mockup, a signature you like, screenshot); Ideas are added to the description in one click. Start from my brand uses the logo, colours and font from Settings → Brand, unless the description says otherwise; with no brand set, Gensy follows the gallery’s clean style. Click Create the template (or Ctrl+Enter / ⌘+Enter from the description), then, if needed, Suggest another version (30 credits again).
The preview shows the signature with sample values (those read from the screenshot, if any). The Proposal / Compare toggle shows the screenshot above the proposal, each at its actual size; it opens on Compare by default after a reproduction.
The template only uses your workspace’s fields. Information from the screenshot with no matching field is listed under Fields to create to go further: create the field in Fields, then add it in the editor. Use this template opens Map fields, then the editor; nothing is saved before (the editor then creates a draft).
While it runs, you can go elsewhere in Gensy: coming back to the page shows the creation in progress, then the proposal. Reloading the page or closing the tab while it runs would lose the proposal; the browser asks for confirmation first. Once received, the proposal stays in the tab until it’s first saved in the editor.
A creation that fails before the AI answers isn’t charged. To build the proposal, Gensy sends the AI provider the attached images, the description or notes, the workspace name and, if given, the template name, and the list of your fields; in Describe mode with Start from my brand, also the workspace’s logo, colours and font (in Reproduce mode, the logo isn’t sent). Gensy keeps neither the images nor the AI’s response. The provider is listed on the Subprocessors page.
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